Inspiring in that it affirms the simple man of faith, thought provoking in the analysis you skilfully brought together. You are an amazing Torah teacher with powerful messages. Very glad to receive your videos…
@amen_selah
6 ай бұрын
I always appreciate the feedback. Thanks for the support!!
@Parchouli
6 ай бұрын
This teaching is truly profound, and I've gained so much from it. Thank you for sharing with us!
@amen_selah
6 ай бұрын
Agree. It’s a profound piece of Torah often overlooked. Glad to hear the feedback!
@prayercodes
3 ай бұрын
great stuff ! empath here. there is an akashic Plate; it reads 1. moses was autistic/ and/or had asbergers. 2. he got a sunburn very badly on the mountain. 3. if you know kabala, you know that I AM is a mirror, which means moses SAW HIMSELF in a vision . this is how the Creator works with people. he shows you Yourself 'face to face" which is a greek math equation, the jews cleverly hid with allegory. 1Love
@mariannebartlett1543
6 ай бұрын
Thank you. Very informative video 😊
@amen_selah
6 ай бұрын
Great thanks and appreciation.
@ElkCreekAdventures
6 ай бұрын
אֶמֶת What kind of an amazing prophet are you? I’m just too astonished to have anything else to say. It’ll take a while to sort this all out and I’m too exhausted to sift more than a small amount at a time. Everything is inside out right now and it’s making me really tired.
@amen_selah
6 ай бұрын
One moment at a time. 🙏
@BrookDesHarnais
6 ай бұрын
Is Jesus the Messiah; yes, or no?
@amen_selah
6 ай бұрын
The video is about Moses. Are you a religious spammer?
@BrookDesHarnais
6 ай бұрын
@@amen_selah No; that's the point; I honor the Torah just as you do; not a nation or denomination. This question is uncomfortable for you? I do not desire discomfort but resolution. How long halt we between opinions? Let us not be ashamed this day to declare Who we serve, and who we do not serve. Is Jesus the Messiah; yes, or no?
@amen_selah
6 ай бұрын
In Judaism, we don’t serve a Messiah as a Diety nor a gateway to G-d. So here’s my answer to you: As a Jew, I don’t subscribe to YOUR understanding of a Messiah that Christianity attests to. We have two fundamentally different views on Messiah. Ours is a human messenger. Definitely 100% NoT a god. And the focus of our partnership is not with a Messiah, but G-d Himself. Every so often we need a human messenger, like Moses to come as a teacher. THAT is the function of a Messiah. Not to be worshiped as a god or a gateway to G-d.
@BrookDesHarnais
6 ай бұрын
@@amen_selah Okay; you answered my question and I respect that. In short, the answer is no, you do not believe that Jesus was the Messiah. That's ok; if I trust Jesus according to what we are told He taught (KJV) then I don't look down on you or even say "I'll pray for you." condescendingly; no - I seek in any way to facilitate us being drawn, as one, to the one true God; the Father. Have you read Isaiah 53 recently?
@amen_selah
5 ай бұрын
Thank you for not being condescending. In the spirit of respectful dialogue, we can continue. To answer your question about Isaiah 53: Isaiah 53 refers to Israel. First and foremost, the Chapter divisions in Isaiah (and other Hebrew scriptures) were recently introduced in the 13th century. Originally, they were written as continuous texts without divisions. What that means is that you have to read Isaiah as one long text, not merely one chapter in order to understand things in context. If you go all the way back to verse 40 and continue to verse 55, you will notice there’s one underlying theme to be understood in one unifying context. In Isaiah 41:8, 43:10, 44:1-2, 44:21, 45:4, 48:12, 49:3, and elsewhere, Isaiah refers to "the servant" as "Jacob" or "Israel". This refers to either Israel as a whole, or the righteous remnant within Israel who will bring about redemption and serve as a light unto the nations. It would be entirely illogical for the author of Isaiah to suddenly, in "chapter" 53, change the reference of "the servant" to some sort of "messiah" or anything or anyone OTHER THAN THE PEOPLE OF ISRAEL without saying so. And he didn't. Isaiah 53, therefore, does not refer to any person or group other than the people of Israel. And history gives the absolute testimony to this truth ...time and time again until this very day, it's always Israel who pays the price, who literally suffers for being servants of Hashem. Holocaust, Crusades, Pogroms, Forced Conversions, and even today Jews are the number one targets of hate crimes more than any other group in the USA...it's always Israel who pays the price.
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